The FBI recently released its Quarterly Uniform Crime Report (Q1) for January-March 2024, offering an early look at crime trends compared to the same period in 2023. The report highlights a notable decrease in reported violent and property crimes nationwide.

A recent article in the Washington Post discussed the ongoing debate around birth control access in several US states being marred by misinformation and false claims. Republican lawmakers are attempting to restrict or even ban certain contraceptive methods, equating them with abortion despite scientific evidence to the contrary. This politicization of birth control is undermining women's reproductive rights and access to essential healthcare.

Fascism is a term that often appears in discussions about politics, history, and social movements, but what does it truly mean? Understanding fascism is crucial for comprehending some of the most turbulent periods in modern history and recognizing its manifestations today.

In a historic verdict, former President Donald Trump was found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records by a New York jury on May 30, 2024. The case was brought to trial by the Manhattan District Attorney. The charges centered around Trump conspiring to keep information from voters about his alleged affair with adult film star Stormy Daniels and falsifying payments made to silence her before the 2016 election. Let's break down the charges, trial, and implications of this momentous decision.

After a period of significant inflation and economic unease, the U.S. economy is showing signs of resilience and growth. Inflation has cooled down considerably, wages are rising, and unemployment remains at a 50-year low. This positive momentum extends to trade and the stock market, with both experiencing notable improvements. However, a shadow of concern lingers regarding the potential role of corporate profits in fueling inflation.

In an interview yesterday on CBS's Face the Nation, Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona strongly condemned the state's new abortion ban:

A Republican-appointed judge has issued a stern warning against justifying political violence, stating that it risks perpetuating a "vicious cycle" that "rots republics."U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth, in an unusual move, plans to send a written response to supporters of a January 6th rioter who claimed the defendant did nothing wrong.

In the three years of Joe Biden's presidency, numerous changes have been enacted, many of which have not been widely publicized but possess the potential for enduring impact. From environmental agreements to technological advancements and reforms in education, these achievements reflect the administration's broad scope of influence. Here is an overview of five such accomplishments:

A recent survey by Pew Research Center reveals a clear message from Americans: 70% believe elected officials should avoid heated or aggressive language to prevent potential violence. This sentiment crosses political divides, with significant majorities from both major parties advocating for restraint, albeit with notable differences in intensity and demographic nuances.

Joe Biden's presidency has quietly brought about significant changes that might have escaped public attention. Let's delve into five noteworthy developments that have unfolded during his three years in office.

Senator Maggie Hassan shared her thoughts on President Biden's record during an appearance on Meet the Press this Sunday, addressing the DNC's error in relocating the first primary to South Carolina. Consequently, the president won't be featured on the ballot in New Hampshire on Tuesday.

The Biden-Harris administration unveiled the December Jobs Report, revealing a noteworthy achievement of creating 2.7 million new jobs in 2023. This surpasses the job creation in any year of the previous administration, culminating in a remarkable total of 14.3 million jobs generated under President Biden's leadership.

Happy Birthday, First Lady of Our Hearts: Celebrating Michelle Obama at 60

Senator Chris Coons discussed the stalled relief package for Ukraine, Israel, & Taiwan on Face The Nation. This crucial aid also includes support for innocent Palestinians in Gaza, but it's all facing gridlock in Congress.

Former representative Charlie Dent discussed the House GOP’s effort to impeach President Biden on CNN This Morning.

Approximately 30% of U.S. adults also consider workers' pay before tips as a significant factor when making tipping decisions, according to a recent report published by Pew Research Center. There is, however, a significant variation in workers' pay across the country as a consequence of the interaction of state and federal rules on minimum wage and tips.

Today marks the 99th birthday celebration of Shirley Anita Chisholm, a trailblazing woman who etched her name in history as the first black woman elected to the United States Congress. Born on November 30, 1924, in Brooklyn, New York, to immigrant parents from Barbados and Guyana, Chisholm's journey began at Brooklyn College, where she graduated in 1946. Later, she earned a master's degree…

Jared Bernstein, Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, sat down with Shannon Bream on Fox News Sunday to discuss the current economy.

As Israel and Hamas enter week 7 of their deadly conflict, Senator Chris Van Hollen sat down with Margaret Brennan on CBS Face the Nation to discuss the supplemental funding for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan.